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The Santa Fe County is requesting proposals for a feasibility study for a county-owned public electric utility. Proposals must be submitted by February 5, 2026, at 2:00 PM. A preproposal conference is scheduled for January 7, 2026. The contract is scheduled to begin February, 2025 timeframe. The selected offeror shall provide the following analysis and reports: The benefits that may accrue to the residents of the county with review and impact to respective stakeholders, the costs involved in the creation of a publicly owned sustainable electric energy utilities, the different options and scales available for the county to create or a publicly owned sustainable energy utilities or variations thereof, previous studies and models both successful and unsuccessful to establish public electrical energy utilities in new mexico, a phase 1 wherein the consultant conduct a preliminary assessment of legal, technical, community interest and feedback, and financial viability to be completed within 90 days of procurement a phase 2 feasibility study assessing, i. e. , independent consultant, load modeling, valuation pathways, legalregulatory analysis, public engagement through workshops, study groups, written reports and presentations after each phase to bcc and the public.
The bid notice states all offeror proposals must be received for review and evaluation by the procurement manager or designee no later than 2: 00 pm, thursday february 5th, 2026.
The bid notice states he contract shall be awarded to the offeror or offerors whose proposal is most advantageous to the county, taking into consideration the evaluation factors set forth in the rfp.
The bid notice states by submitting a proposal for the requested services each offeror is certifying that it is a qualified firm and its proposal complies with the requirements stated within the request for proposals.
The bid notice states a preproposal conference and site visit are scheduled to occur on the date indicated in the sequence of events at section iii. a.
The bid notice states any protest by an offeror must be in writing and submitted timely, pursuant to nmsa ****, section **** and applicable procurement regulations.